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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1983)
1) HULT CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS AND EUGENE CONFERENCE CENTER The new Hult Center in downtown Eugene is a work of art in itself, with a unique architectural design and original works of art throughout. Its two concert halls—the 2,500 seat Silva Concert Hall and the smaller Soreng Theater—have featured symphonies, opera, theatre, dance, and music from all over the world, as well as from Eugene’s own pool of ta lented artists. Adjacent to the Hult Center are the also new Eugene Conference Center, available for meetings and banquets, and the Hilton Hotel. For ticket information or for a behind the-scenes tour of the Hult Center, call 687-5000. 2) FIFTH STREET HISTORIC DISTRICT Eugene’s “old town,” south of Skinner’s Butte Park to Fifth Ave. and roughly be tween Willamette and High Streets, fea tures many beautifully restored homes and buildings from the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. There are many interesting shops in this area as well, including the ever popular Fifth Street Public Market which features a fine selection of crafts, food, shops, music, and lots of local col 3) SKINNER’S BUTTE PARK Situated along the Willamette River and close to downtown, this park features a playground, picnic areas, playfields, and the Owens Rose Garden with over 3000 rose bushes of over 300 varieties. The wooded butte can be climbed on foot, bike, or by car, and from the top, you can see for miles! A bike path runs along the river and connects this park to Valley River Center, Autzen Stadium, the Uni versity of Oregon, and Alton Baker Park. 4) ALTON BAKER PARK Also along the Willamette River, this park offers a variety of recreational activities including: Pre's Trail, a 4.2 mile jogging path; a 3 mile waterway ideal for canoeing (watch for blue herons); a new amphi theatre; large playfields; covered picnic areas; and boating and rafting access to the river. Part of the Willamette River Recreation Corridor, this park is connect ed by bike paths with Valley River Center, Autzen Stadium, the University, Skinner’s Butte Park, and downtown Eugene. 5) WISTEC The Willamette Science and Technology Center is a participatory science center featuring hands-on exhibits and science discovery activities for both children and adults. It is also the home of a plane tarium with regularly scheduled weekend shows. A science gift shop offers inter esting books, games, and other items. WISTEC is located at 2300 Centennial Blvd., behind Autzen Stadium. Hours are Tues-Sun, noon-5 pm, with planetarium shows on Sat and Sun at 1 and 3 pm. VISITOR S MAP & GUIDE 6) LANE COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM The Historical Museum takes one back to the days of the pioneers who settled Oregon over a century ago, featuring stage coaches, household items, clothing, quilts, and much more. Situated next to the Lane Co. Fairgrounds on West 13th, it’s open Wed-Sat, 10-4 pm. 7) UNIVERSITY OF OREGON MUSEUM OF ART Located on the beautiful University of Oregon campus, this museum is famous for its vast collection of Oriental art. It also features art and photography exhibits and a gift shop. See Art Galleries for details on current exhibits. Open Wed Sun, noon-5 pm. (Closed June 30-Sept. 7.) 8) HENDRICKS PARK Hendricks Park, an 81.5 acre wooded parkland which overlooks Eugene, features an exquisite rhododendron garden with over 3000 rhododendrons and azaleas. The garden reaches its peak in early May, but retains its beauty throughout the year. Surrounding the garden is a wooded park with 300 year old trees, hiking trails, picnic and play areas. 9) MT. PISGAH ARBORETUM Located along the Coast Fork of the Wil lamette River, at the base of the 1520 foot Mt. Pisgah, the Arboretum features trees and shrubs from around the world. The network of over 4 miles of trails takes you through forests of Douglas fir, stands of incense cedar and centuries-old Oregon oaks, through sunny meadows, past a lily pond, and to a vista point from which the surrounding countryside can be seen. Visitors receive plant and bird lists and trail maps, and a guide if you prefer. The Arboretum is open during daylight hours, year around. 10) SPENCER BUTTE Just a few miles south of Eugene lies the highest vista point in the area. A fairly gentle trail leads all the way to the top, from which you can see a full 360 degree panorama. The one-way hike takes about an hour, at a leisurely pace, and is well worth the effort, especially on a clear sun ny day! 11) SATURDAY MARKET Saturday Market is Eugene’s unique out door crafts fair featuring fine local crafts, a wonderful variety of food, and enter tainment. The Market sets up each Satur day in the Park Blocks at 8th & Oak Streets, and is open from IOam-5 pm. The colorful booths and displays create a fes tive atmosphere in downtown Eugene. poppl’s I Tables Outside GREEK PEASANT FOOD WINE ft SPIRIT 11:30 -10:30 pm Weekdays 9 am-10 30 pm Weekends 675 E. 13th. 343-0846 Closed Tuesdays you farlasixe-ue yabxicake AUS OF chs nEEpLe • alteration • fine cuetom clothing ( 673 E. 13th % Eugene 97401 we- 683-8290 <rYRtf (ye ros) And Other Greek Delights TMt (kksue (Af7 I Al the Sth St. Public Market Butcher Block Delicatessen Deli sandwiches, salads, beer & wine. Par ty platters and to go orders. 13th & Frank lin (next to William’s Bakery). Open Mon Sal 10 am-1 am, Sundays noon-1 am. Casablanca Authentic, exotic Middle Eastern foods, downstairs at the Sth St. Public Market, Sth & High. Open 10 am-6 pm, 7 days, till 8 pm Friday. 342-8411. El Sombrero Homemade tortillas fresh everyday. Taco salads, enchiladas, chili rellenos, tostadas, burritos, and more. Beer & wine. 146 E 11th. Open 11 am-10 pm M-F and 12-10 pm Sat. Live music Tues & Wed, Fifth Pearl Delicatessen SI different sandwiches (or make your own). Also soup, salad bar & salads, deserts, specials. Draft beer, import & domestic, wine, and order to go. 207 E Sth Ave, in the Fifth Pearl Building. Open 8 am-S:30 pm, Mon-Sat and Sunday noon-5 pm. 484-0686. Restaurant Guide Great Oregon Burger Co. 100% beef with all the trimmings, fast ser vice and quality. Open daily til midnight. To go orders, 344-5221. Greek Isle Authentic Greek cuisine for those on the go. Upstairs at the Sth St. Public Market. Open 11 am-6 pm 7 days, till 8 pm Friday. Harry's on the Canal Lounge, salad bar, full menu includes fresh fish. 2200 Centennial Blvd. Open weekdays for lunch, 11:30 am-2 pm. Everyday 5-10 pm and Sundays for brunch, 342-5231. 10 am-2 pm. Reservations Hamburger Terry's 23 kinds of omelets and lunches. Down stairs at the 5th St. Public Market. Open Mon-Thur 7 am-6 pm, Fri till 9 pm, Sat 8 am-6 pm, Sun 9 am-5 pm. 683-8196. Keystone Cafe Homestyle breakfasts featuring eggs & po tatoes. whole grain pancakes. Also lunch specials, deserts and fresh roasted coffee. Open 7 days, 7 am-2 pm, and Fri, Sat & Sun nights, 5:30-9:30 pm. 342-2075. Lenny's Nosh Bar Late nite giant omlettes. Also Sunday champagne brunch, Matzoh ball soup, salads, deli sandwiches, cheesecake, beer & wine. Fantastic juke box. Indoor and outdoor seating. 669 E 13th (in the court yard behind Poppi’s). Open 7 days, 10 am-3 am. Poppi's Authentic Greek peasant food, lunches and dinners, wine, beer and desserts. Outdoor seating. 675 E 13th. Open week days 11:30 am-10:30 pm. Sat & Sun 9 am-10:30 pm (Brunch). Closed Tuesdays. Prince Puckler’s Ice Cream & Coffee Parlor Locally-made gourmet ice cream. Summer specialities: fresh fruit flavors. Also espresso drinks, coffee, Italian sodas. Downtown at 86! Willamette, on campus at 13th & Hilyard. Open til 9 pm down town, 11 pm campus (midnight on Friday and Saturday). Shoji’s Eugene’s only Japanese dinner house with lounge. 2645 Willamette St. Open Tues Sunday. 343-8483. Woody’s Breakfast, lunch and family dinners. Pastas, barbeque and more. 580 Adams (at W. 6th). Open 6 am-9 pm Mon-Sat and Sundays 7 am-9 pm. 344-9500. Zoo Zoo’s Natural foods and coffee house with live music. 454 Willamette near Amtrak. Open 8 am-10 pm. Closed Tuesdays. 344-4764. Fridays 9 p.m. os pcses” ,68* 932* & ode zee** 100: derV rite 1 iter l ing I o."A Order your favorite — at the counter or ahead of time. We’re happy to serve it for courtyard dining or wrap it "to go." Open M Th 7-6. fri til 7, Sat 8-6. Sun 9-5 |)rr ' grcat burgs, omctcttes. .. & more 1 ''. mmtm • mh 51 Publ Marko • 633 x 196 SHOJI’S Anniversary Special For the month of June, we are celebrating our 2nd Anniversary. With a party of 4 or more, you will get 25% OFF your meals when you present this coupon. (Not applicable for beverages) 2645 Willamette 343-8483 Open Tuesday-Sunday 5 PM FREE DENTAL EXAM with this ad Thomas Kopriva, D.D.S. 340 West 10th Avenue 484-9175 Woody's • Woody's • Woody's • Woody's • Woody's The New WOODY'S We are endeavoring to establish g Is Under New Ownership © We are endeavoring to establish a first-class, S moderately priced restaurant with special emphasis directed towards our business luncheons, dinner menus and to-go orders. 8 We also will be featuring child's and light eater's por S tions. For those of you who have enjoyed Woody's s j throughout the years, we believe you will be pleas antly surprised to find that we're not changing but building on our reputation of good wholesome meals at fair prices. S Mon 6-8 pm; T-Sat 6-10 pm; Sun 7-7 pm $ o o Q. < Q. 580 Adams 344-9500 • Woody's • Woody's • Woody's • Woody's • Woody's
